EDP, a global energy firm, collaborates with Rondo Energy to introduce a large-scale, cost-effective clean industrial heat market, powered by 400 MW of wind and solar projects. Rondo Heat Batteries, coupled with EDP’s renewable assets, offer a low-cost, zero-carbon heat & electricity solution along with grid stability for European commercial and industrial clients. Project deliveries commence in 2025 and aligns with EDP’s commitment to 100% green energy by 2030. The partnership, initiated in 2023, addresses 15% of global CO2 emissions from industrial heat, offering a 7TW opportunity to combat climate change.
EDP & Rondo partner for clean industrial heat
EDP facilitates the shift to Rondo Heat Batteries, a straightforward replacement for traditional gas-fired boilers. (Image Credit: Rondo Energy).
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